Community regional policy: A survey and critique
Harvey Armstrong
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Harvey Armstrong
Abstract
Armstrong H. W. (1978) Community regional policy: a survey and critique, Reg. Studies 12, 511–528. European Community regional policy over recent years has shown a considerable degree of change and development. Major proposals introduced in 1973 were implemented in a much-revised form in 1975, with further substantial changes being made in 1978. This paper contains a survey of the economic case for a Community regional policy, followed by a critical appraisal of existing policies. The economic case for a Community regional policy is based on the need to reduce both the existing regional disparities in the E.E.C. and also regional disparities likely to arise as a consequence of further economic integration. The role of the European Regional Development Fund and other financial instruments, together with Community attempts to coordinate regional policies in the E.E.C. are examined.
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Armstrong H. W. (1978) Community regional policy: a survey and critique, Reg. Studies 12, 511–528. European Community regional policy over recent years has shown a considerable degree of change and development. Major proposals introduced in 1973 were implemented in a much-revised form in 1975, with further substantial changes being made in 1978. This paper contains a survey of the economic case for a Community regional policy, followed by a critical appraisal of existing policies. The economic case for a Community regional policy is based on the need to reduce both the existing regional disparities in the E.E.C. and also regional disparities likely to arise as a consequence of further economic integration. The role of the European Regional Development Fund and other financial instruments, together with Community attempts to coordinate regional policies in the E.E.C. are examined.
Key concepts: Regional policy, Regional studies, European community, Regional science, Regional development, Political science, Economic community, Economic growth